All news by author David Wilson

Tommy Robinson has been charged under the Terrorism Act a day before thousands of his supporters are expected to turn up to a march through London.

Alleged talks between billionaire and Russian president could have enormous security implications

Terrified construction workers realised they were stood only less than a metre away from two unexploded bombs - which were found just days apart on a road in Liverpool

Sean ’Diddy’ Combs is being sued for an undisclosed sum as an alleged victim has accused him to threatening to kill her and a friend before sexually assaulting them

A Colorado man has filed what appears to be the first lawsuit against McDonald’s over an E. coli outbreak linked to Quarter Pounder burgers that has killed one person and sickened nearly 50 others.

Ashley Malloy was in a relationship with inmate John Mack who was serving a four-year sentence for drug offences - and when officers raided her locker, they found cocaine and heroin

Boholyubov may hide a 5-star Radisson Blu Resort & Spa hotel in the Adriatic from English justice.

A prominent Saudi dissident who accuses Saudi Arabia of targeting him with spyware can sue the kingdom in London, his lawyers said on Monday.

Suspects are accused of photographing and collecting information about Israeli bases and facilities

Ilir Meta, the former president of Albania and leader of the opposition Freedom Party, was arrested Monday in Tirana on charges of corruption, money laundering, and failure to declare assets.

The Department for Business and Trade has said the benefits of the employment rights bill will justify the costs it will impose on business amounting to nearly £5bn per year.

A woman has pleaded guilty to throwing a milkshake over Nigel Farage.

As discussions about the misappropriation of funds from Probusinessbank resurface, The Insider offers an analysis of the key events, drawing on numerous previously unpublished interviews with Zheleznyak and Leontiev conducted by the author four years ago.

King Charles and Queen Camilla signed a historic Bible during their visit to Australia, marking over four decades since Charles first signed the same book with Princess Diana.

A man who raped a sleeping woman in Edinburgh before confessing during a YouTube interview a decade later has been jailed.

The Generation Zoe Ponzi trial has kicked off in Argentina.

Ministers are exploring plans to hand ownership of the Post Office to thousands of sub-postmasters across the UK, sources have told the BBC.

Policy known as ‘fiscal drag’ could bring in as much as £7bn a year after 2028, while dragging workers into paying more tax

Andrew Talbot, 54, took almost £400,000 worth of cocaine from evidence stores before searching police systems for dealers to help him sell the drug.

Road safety agency opens evaluation over reported collisions in low visibility

Serbian police said that in cooperation with the European Union law enforcement, they have arrested four members of a criminal group, including a contract killer involved in a brazen revenge murder in Belgrade in 2021.

An NGO claims that African states may be paying billions more each year in higher interest rates than other countries with similar risk profiles due to how global media coverage—particularly during elections—shapes their international perception, driving up sovereign bond yields and increasing loan costs.

Lucy Connolly called for mass deportations and arson attacks in expletive-ridden social media post

On a chilly spring morning in March, British coast guards spotted something unusual around 100 kilometers off the Scottish shoreline: a dark stain, stretching 23 kilometers into the North Atlantic Ocean.